Clare Luce Urges Relief For Soldiers
Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce urged faster relief for U S soldiers overseas and criticized war policy she said caused avoidable casualties. She pressed for redirection of ground troop duties and humane treatment for weary troops while detailing home front shortages and calls for nurse reinforcements.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
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Red Cross rooms closed awaiting gauze for dressings
The Red Cross rooms will stay shut until further notice due to a shortage of gauze for surgical dressings. Mr. and Mrs. Derwond Wilson bought the Joseph Gordji farm in Saratoga Town. The sale was processed through J Robert Sarle Real Estate and Insurance Agency. Court Stella Maris 38 CDA met at Maree Beir's home. letters thanked the court for Christmas service. Next meeting is January 13 with a social. refreshments chaired by Mrs Daniel Brennan with Mrs Owen Hughes and Mrs James Walsh.
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Red Cross
Derwond Wilson
Joseph Gordji
Saratoga
J. Robert Sarle
Reid
Daniel Brennan
Owen Hughes
James Walsh
Leone Bouchard
Frank Hughes
Round Lake rs and Gardner Ruggies note hospital admission
Round Lake rs and Gardner Ruggies have been admitted to Leonard Hospital for an operation. M Carol Zahachecyk and Louis Ar chambeau are mentioned in Whitehall as former residents. The Method Young Fellowship elected members were installed by Rev Chester A Finch. A Round Ieke Home Bureau meeting was held with Edgar A Sea buts as chairman. A food sale is planned at Morey drug stars on Saturday Jan 27 at 2 pm.
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Round Lakers
Gardner Ruggies
Leonard Hospital
Carol Zahachecyk
Louis Archambeau
Whitehall
Method Young Fellowship
Chester A. Finch
Round Ieke
Boys’ i Club
Edgar A. ‘Sea|buts
Morey Drug Stars
Robert Baxter
Whitehall Families See Service and Honors in War News
Whitehall residents report letters from Chaplain Kiing and updates on relatives in service. Clifford Fournier, son of William Fournier, has been discharged after serving in Trinidad and the British West Indies. Gordon J. Merek, Seaman second class, is stationed at Davisville and attending a radio school. Lawrence Gordon received the Good Conduct Medal and a theater service award. Mrs Mary Gordon’s son is honored for service in European and Asiatic theaters. Mrs George E. St George will attend President Roosevelt's inauguration in Washington.
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James Brownlee
Winston L. Kiing
Germany
Clifford Fournier
Willam Fournier
Seilemy Street
Trinidad
British West Indies
Gordon J. Merek
James J. Merek
Neddo Street
Whitehall
Davisville
Upton Chapter Masonic Meeting Highlights By Irene Brownell
Stillwater reports activation ceremony with lighted candles presided by Miss Irene Brownell and Ernest Rehberger. Obligation participants include Mrs. Myre Truland and several Misses. a public party is planned for January 32 with a long committee list and prize drawings. Initiation set for February 23 as Montgomery Lodge thanks the chapter. Various dinners, committees, and district officer visits noted. also missing in action updates for Private Raymond Nelson and Carol St. George noted as Republican county chair.
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Upton Chapter
O. E.R
Masonic Temple
Irene Brownell
Worthy
Ernest RB
Rehberger
Worthy Iron
Miss Brownell
Ernest Rehberger
Myre Truland
Enen Neilson
Margaret Sumner
Bernice Booth
Cornelia Thierolf
Maud Tompkins
Gertrude Coons
Margaret, Talmadge
Harold Tompkins
Ralfet Montgomery Lodge
A. M
Montgomery Lodge
Altus Shorter
Marion Rehberger
Margaret Goodrich
Myra Truland
Marian Peacock
Airs Mary Quackenbush
Sfiss Elierellison
Upion
Marion Chapeaus
Saratoga
Corinth
Saratoga District Granch
Palestine
Troy
Ruth Hoskins
Marr EB. Osgood
Alice Good- Fich
Eshel Perry
Myrra Truland
Cordelia Piiney
Lanphier Quits As Counsel for Albany Detective
An Albany detective case sees attorney Lanphier withdraw as counsel for John W. McElveney. The defendant seeks appointed counsel due to lack of funds, while McElveney waives Lanphier despite a family-retained claim. The court considers defense options as the case proceeds with new counsel appointed.
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Lanphier
Albany
Tunity
McElveney
Lesphier
cHen
Arshur
Langhier
Altang
Ras
John W. McBiveney
Wiliam
Saienes
Sasge
H. Gallup
MicHiveney
Saar
Germany
Colt
Thatra
Bill Allows Two Year Reappointment for Vets
Assemblyman John E. Starkey proposes a bill in the Legislature to permit Civil Service employees to apply for reappointment and reinstatement within two years after separation from the armed forces. He cites the Bill of Rights to support swift veteran reentry, noting current rules require timely applications.
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John BE. Starkey
Kings Democrat
Starkey
Veterans eye early return after Starkey measure vote
An assemblyman said veterans would use the Starkey measure if needed as they seek a quick return to normal life. He noted most veterans are eager to resume civilian employment and duties as soon as possible.
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Starkey
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